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Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Desserts bring deliciously spooky treats to Walt Disney World

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A festive Mickey Mouse-shaped pastry topped with vibrant orange icing and a chocolate spiderweb, served on a black plate—just one of the delightfully spooky Halloween desserts available during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World.

Halloween is one of the most magical times in Disney parks, and these special treats for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party make it one of the most tempting times to visit too.

The fun kicks off on August 25 with these delicious items, available only on party nights.

Pumpkin Cheesecake Dome with graham cracker streusel base, orange white chocolate glaze, and white chocolate Mickey (Main Street Bakery and Gaston’s Tavern)

Bright orange, glossy dessert with a cheerful Mickey Mouse face on top, served on a sleek black plate—an irresistible treat for Disney World visitors searching for festive Halloween sweets inspired by Mickey’s Not-So-Scary celebrations.

Jack Skellington Vanilla Panna Cotta with chocolate cake, vanilla buttercream, white and dark chocolate (Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square)

Jack Skellington chocolate-topped push pop dessert set against classic wrought iron railing, capturing the festive spirit of Walt Disney World’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party treats for Disney fans who love spooky desserts.

Haunted Mansion Desserts, with four different flavors and themes

Four rectangular chocolate desserts featuring fun, printed edible images are arranged on a beige cloth—spooky-sweet treats straight from the magical world of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Walt Disney World.

Look for the Haunted Mansion desserts at the following locations:

  • Aloha Isle – chocolate tart filled with chocolate ganache and topped with Oreo panna cotta and a white chocolate Haunted Mansion-inspired portrait
  • Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies – chocolate tart filled with raspberry compote and topped with white chocolate mousse and a Haunted Mansion-inspired white chocolate portrait
  • Liberty Square Market – chocolate tart filled with chocolate ganache and topped with peanut butter icing and a Haunted Mansion-inspired white chocolate portrait
  • Storybook Treats – chocolate tart filled with lemon curd, strawberry compote and topped with strawberry mousse and a Haunted Mansion-inspired white chocolate portrait

Pumpkin Mickey Waffle with vanilla ice cream (Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square)

Mickey-shaped waffles served on a plate, topped with fluffy whipped cream and festive sprinkles in the background—these spooky treats are a must-have for guests celebrating Halloween at Walt Disney World’s Mickey’s Not-So-Scary event.

Worms and Dirt Chocolate Gravestone with chocolate cake, mousse, Oreos and gummy candy (Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Café)

A festive box of chocolate cookie crumbs topped with colorful gummy worms and a cheerful “Boo to You!” sign embodies the playful magic of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Desserts at Walt Disney World. This delightfully spooky treat is ideal for fans looking to celebrate the season Disney style.

Chocolate Crisped Rice Treats and Vampire Mickey Brownies (various outdoor vending and kiosks)

A festive rice crispy treat topped with chocolate and colorful sprinkles, reminiscent of the spooky snacks from Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Desserts, held up in front of Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World.

You can also pick up Candy Corn Ice Cream at Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies in Tomorrowland.

In addition to these party-only treats, the following new items are offered all day, every day from August 25 – November 1:

  • Mickey Halloween Cupcake and Spooky Mickey Cinnamon Rolls at Main Street Bakery
  • Pumpkin Flavored Ice Cream at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor

To get your hands on these amazing Halloween treats, purchase event tickets at the Walt Disney World website.

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